As you can see, every 4 years before block halving, it always led to a price surge because it's a proven cycle of BTC, and the price of Bitcoin always depends on the supply and demand, so it's normal to see the price increase again after block halving.
Like you said, after block halving, the block reward will split again into half, meaning supply would drop, and if the demand is high, then expect a bullish price just like what happened last year. This would happen again after the next block halving.
Topic: Is Bitcoin’s Next Halving Already Priced In? - page 3. (Read 376 times)
With the next Bitcoin halving coming up, there’s a lot of debate on whether the price surge is already factored in or if we’ll see another big bull run afterward. Historically, halvings have led to price increases due to reduced supply, but with more institutional investors and a maturing market, is this cycle going to be different?
What do you think—will the halving still have a major impact, or has the market already priced it in?
What do you think—will the halving still have a major impact, or has the market already priced it in?
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